Sentence examples for target readership from inspiring English sources

As befits the book's target readership, Ms. McMillan writes about men much less convincingly than she writes about women.

David Greig also avoided the stories when he was in the target readership but is now a convert.

Popularizations of specialist texts afford linguists case studies of the ways in which changes in target readership affect the construction of texts.

Mr. Metcalf described the target readership as "the hard-to-reach metropolitan" — the young, employed city dweller who is more apt to get news online or from television.

A look back through early issues of Stylist confirms that many upmarket brands were happy to be associated from the start – keen to tap into the magazine's target readership of professional women in their 20s and 30s.

This book was a cuts job, which meant I assembled information from what other people had written and fudged things into a cohesive narrative while glossing over his relationship with drugs and guns because of the teenage target readership.

But they make money from advertising revenue attracted to their targeted readership.

Profitable Growth Is Everyone's Business seems, apart from its broader targeted readership, to share a number of core principles with Charan's earlier book with Noel Tichy, Every Business Is a Growth Business: How Your Company Can Prosper Year After Year (2000), even though the earlier book isn't cited.

This is a peer reviewed journal and targets a readership consisting of clinicians, research workers, paramedical personnel, nutritionists and health care personnel working in the field of diabetes.

The publication targets all readerships and contributes to improving knowledge and information dissemination about this ancient crop, which has a significant strategic value for the food and nutritional security of humanity.

Too often where vacancies are advertised they're placed in newspapers that target a certain readership, or higher education recruitment pages lack the visibility to candidates outside the sector.